The homies from Toronto have made it to Hip-Hop Official. A really good interview from these guys. I’m proud of them! Tune looks sober, Matisse, looks happy, and Flo looks like he shaped up the beard for the interview. They are currently working with a few dope MCs and new remixes that will hopefully come out later this year. In the meantime, get to Canada and watch them wreck shop!
1 Comment : Posted by DJ Franchise a/k/a Stringer Fell
Posted on January 14th, 2010
It is Monday and you need to listen to this 100 quotes from the wire. You don’t need to watch it, just press play and get to working. My favorite “All in the game yo, all in the game.” Makes me want to watch the wire from the beginning again, for the fourth or fifth time.
2 Comments : Posted by Weston Deboer
Posted on November 16th, 2009
With the BP3 really making its presence all over the hip-hop blogosphere, I think its only right that I give you the best videos and iinterviews I could find out there that go beyond the redundant, “this is my best album”, “I want to push music’s boundaries”, etc. After the jump are: Jay’s Interview with Bill Maher (video), The Magna Carter (UK Guardian Interview), His sitdown with Peter Rosenberg & Cipha Sounds (Audio), and Part 2 of his BET interview. Above is Part 1. If anything, watch the BET special so that you see Harry Allen’s (you should know who he is) questions make Stephen A. Smith look like Chris Farley in the SNL skit w/ Paul McCartney. Sources: NR and Blind I
This is an awesome video about how shoes (new balance specifically) are made. Each step it shoes the process. I am glad that new balance is getting more and more recognition in the game. Thanks to Frontline.tv for this great video.
Comment : Posted by Weston Deboer
Posted on June 3rd, 2009
I in no shape or form condone golfing. And as I do not have cable or tv I have to watch commercials on the internet. I am always surprised by nike and there commercials. So here is the latest one touting tiger woods return to golf? Where did he go, WHERE DID HE GO?
Comment : Posted by Weston Deboer
Posted on February 25th, 2009
Much more of a gift to Weston than anything else. Lil’ Wayne = new Michael Jackson, Mike Tyson, Little Richard? What I am mad at is that Katie Couric is so soft and hypnotized for the martian! Those are some of the stupidest, softest questions I’ve ever heard. Sounded like a 12-year old white girl from myspace commenting on his page. Ugh. (via NR)
12 Comments : Posted by DJ Franchise a/k/a Stringer Fell
Posted on February 5th, 2009
A few weeks ago, I visited my brother DFLO for his birthday in LA. We partied it up and I got the honor of DJing his party at the Mandrake. One of the highlights of the weekend was hanging out that Saturday at the Sublimnal Projects Gallery which my brother manages. So I got to spend a few hours hanging out with Shepard Fairey and Glen E. Friedman. Beyond the coolness of hanging out with these two art icons, it was really amazing to see how Glen was there for so much of the beginning of punk, skate, and hip-hop culture. I think our current hip-hop generation really underestimates how much the three intersect in the genesis days. Another thought was that how much Russell Simmons and Def Jam really ran the culture in the 80’s. Say what you may about what those two are now but RS and DJ really were tastemakers in those early years. More pics and video after the jump. And much props to my brother for putting this exhibit together. I know it was a lot of work! Thanks to GG for the video and reminder to post these pics.
